THE CO-TO-H2 CONVERSION FACTOR AND DUST-TO-GAS RATIO ON KILOPARSEC SCALES IN NEARBY GALAXIES
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E. Pellegrini | B. Groves | D. Calzetti | M. Sauvage | H. Rix | O. Krause | A. Bolatto | A. Leroy | F. Walter | K. Sandstrom | A. Schruba | A. Usero | K. Gordon | M. Wolfire | B. Draine | R. Skibba | L. Armus | B. Brandl | D. Dale | R. Kennicutt | K. Croxall | L. Hunt | J. Koda | E. Schinnerer | H. Roussel | C. Wilson | L. Vigroux | M. Galametz | C. Engelbracht | H. Linz | K. Schuster | F. Bigiel | E. Montiel | W. D. Blok | J. Hinz | K. Kreckel | J. Smith | A. Crocker | G. Aniano | A. Schmiedeke | P. Appleton | S. Meidt | E. Brinks | T. V. D. Laan | W. D. de Blok | J. Donovan Meyer | T. van der Laan | T. V. D. van der Laan | H. Rix | E. Montiel | B. Groves | Eric W. Pellegrini | C. Wilson | Bernhard R. Brandl | H. Roussel | K. V. Croxall | O. Krause | Daniel A. Dale | Brent Groves | Karl D. Gordon | Karin Sandstrom | F. Walter | J. D. Meyer | Alison F. Crocker | Jin Koda | K. Schuster | K. Croxall | B. Brandl | K. Sandstrom | A. Crocker
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